Epicurus in the Enlightenment
<br/> Eighteenth-century Epicureanism is often viewed as radical, anti-religious and politically dangerous. But to what extent does this simplify the ancient philosophy and underestimate its significance in Enlightenment writing? <br/> Through a pan-European analysis of Enlightenment ce...
Other Authors: | Leddy, N |
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Voltaire Foundation
2017
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